>> terry: in the news this saturday morning, a grass fire leads to a surprising discovery. we'll have the latest on the drug bust in the bay view. get it while you can. rush to get the controversial delicacy that will be illegal come tomorrow. i'm terry mcsweeney. let's check the forecast. here is frances dinglasan. >> good morning everyone. depending on where you are, waking up to sunny skies or gray skies. here is a live view from mount tam. you see the clouds over parts of the bay. it will be nice today. sunny especially in the interior valleys but for this morning we'll see coastal drizzle by lunchtime. wide range of temperatures, 60s near the coast to near 80

degrees and sea breeze picks up by 4:00 this afternoon. then by this evening, clouds still linger, temperatures coming down to the low 70s and pretty much 60s all day today near the coast but i'll have the accu-weather seven-day forecast and what to expect for 4th of july. >> terry: this morning the investigation is under way into what san francisco firefighters found in the bayview district yesterday. they went to put out a grass fire and instead found another kind of grass. now people want to know who was growing all that marijuana. john alston has the. >> reporter: this is what firefighters stumbled upon, 28 fully grown marijuana plants which police packed into evidence sacks. the street value an estimated $75,000. the whole thing was a shock to next-door neighbor michael williams a local pastor. >> i think about weed that is growing but not stuff that is growing inside of the house.

>> reporter: it was a raging grass fire that tore up the hill near the interchange. flames got as far as the back fence. investigators are looking into whether this was started by people at a nearby homeless encampment. they broke through a front door of an empty house to drag the hoses through. that is where they found the marijuana grow in two back bedrooms. it had an air filtration system. the pot smell was unmistakable. >> i don't know what marijuana smells like, i was watching television. my neighbors came next-door and said there was a fire outside. i went outside. i didn't know anything about the marijuana. >> reporter: pg&e shut off power to the house. wiring bypassed the electrical meter which is typical in illegal operation. they are more often stumbling upon these pot operations.

>> we're going to have a lot of people that are going to stretch boundaries and it would be common to find more of these types of situations. >> reporter: police say they found no paperwork a legitimate growing operation. they have not found the people that rented the house. they could face charges of growing marijuana and stealing electricity. >> terry: suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will be back in front of the ethics commission july 18th when his attorneys will be able to call witnesses. yesterday a bomb scare interrupted day two of the misconduct hearing. on the stand he denied one of key charges that led to his suspension that he tried to convince witnesses not to testify against him. in march, he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment with an argue with his wife in which her arm was bruised when he grabbed her. >> at any time did you dissuade

anyone from any law enforcement investigation? >> never. >> at any time did you ever ask anyone to destroy any evidence? >> never. the mayor testified that he suspended him because of actions of direct consequences. his wife's attorney says that she will testify either in person or by video. this morning san jose police are investigating a fatal stabbing after officers found a man bleeding in a parking lot last night. it happened around 11:30 in the 1300 block of winchester boulevard. they pronounced the man dead a short time later. that is the 20th homicide of the year. firefighters confirm they are looking for a body near pier 32, the exact area where a man disappeared after monday's giants' game. they are launching a volunteer search in about 25 minutes from

right now. she was last seen on pier 32 about 11:00 monday night. they feared he may have fallen into the bay. firefighters are right now checking out reports of a body there at pier 32. yesterday his family went back to the pier to coordinate a private search for the 27-year-old krektsz officer. his best friend is leading the search. >> 30 seconds i got in the car. i looked up and he was gone. >> i'm hoping he is still alive. >> the family was planning on starting their search at 8:30. again, san francisco fire on the scene looking for a body, reports of a body found near pier 32. coastguard suspended their search on tuesday. if you like foie gras, today is the last day you can buy it in california. continuing investigations by the

abc news i-team into our ducks and geese are force fed foie gras. here is jonathan bloom. >> in the busy kitchen, the restaurant's very last pound of foie gras. wait staffs say they have nearly cleaned them out before it's outlawed. foie gras is made by force feeding ducks or geese to make their liver grow bigger. it's drawn anger from animal rights activists. but reports of law banning the dish is far from unanimous. the chef is running a get it while you can. >> we are feeding them by offering $5 foie gras on anything. we have people coming in to try it. >> it's been a little too popular. >> it's sold out. where is the rest? hundred pounds are here at the

meat company. it's possible somebody may have warned you to be made but if you want to see it made with foie gras this is the last chance. >> he is holding the last of the locally made foie gras in this sausage to meet an avalanche of orders. >> people are going nuts. >> biggest regret the family farm that sold the meat is shutting down. a farm he says treats animals humanly. >> these ducks they raise are taken care in an amazing way compared to other mass produced products. >> he hopes to sell the sausages at the farmers markets. if there is any left over. >> terry: updating developing news for you right now. we got off with san francisco firefighters and they are saying there is no body at pier 32

where a person was last seen after a giants game. no merit to that report. family volunteer search willing on as scheduled 22 minutes from right now. coming up next, restaurant grading. alameda county prepare to place placards on restaurants, what to know before you place your order. as the tour de france begins, lance armstrong once again having to defend himself

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new tool can help diners where to eat. they will know the results of health inspections, nick smith has reaction from local eateries. >> i have worked in a lot of restaurants before and i saw a lot of dirty places. >> they say it's good business. >> i wanted to know the place is clean. people don't abide by the standards that commercial restaurants should abide by. if you are serving the general public you need to have a clean work area. you need to be providing good, clean food. >> the new food grading system is meant to ensure just that. it would require owners of place serving food to promptly post the results of their inspections in the windows of their business in plain public view. the way elena makes her sandwiches. >> i think it's great there is some something that allows

people to know that this is safe establishment. >> reporter: this is new color coded system. yellow two or more food safety violations and red means a place was closed because of unsanitary conditions. you can look it up on the jirnl health department website that will include food safety. she knows that a failed inspection should damage the relationship that her deli has with customers, a relationship that started in 1897. >> it's absolutely necessary. >> reporter: new law goes into effect on july 1st, right now the only city in alameda county not participating is the city of berkeley. they chose to opt out. this morning, 99th tour did

he france begins with former champion that he used performance enhancing drugs. they filed formal doping charges against lance armstrong. they can't criminally prosecute him but they can strip him of awards. there is evidence that he used banned substances including steroids. he has been denying those charges for years now. a fire in beverly hills has caused severe damage to a reality tv star. recognize this? fans of real housewives of beverly hills, home where lisavanderpump lived. flames broke out on night. vanderpump has since sold the house and moved out. >> the marriage of tom cruise

and katie holmes is apparently over. she announced to a lawyer that she filed for divorce to her husband of five years. they were married in 2006. website tmz reports is demanding sole custody of their six-year-old daughter. the news surprised the entertainment industry and apparently it surprised cruise as well who was shooting a film in iceland and seemed surprise. he doesn't have a divorce attorney and wasn't notified ahead of time. hard way to find out that is your wife is leaving you. >> not fun. >> let's talk about something more pleasant like weather. >> weather, seems like it's not going to be any fun in some locations, sunshine will break out. some blue skies. they are behind coit tower as we look up towards coit tower from our offices in san francisco

right along the embarcadero. low clouds they are causing flight arrival delays at sfo by about an hour and a half. i'll let you know when you can expect those clouds to clear up. >> and clouds and blue and its all right there. >> next, seeing red. giants winning streak and string of shutouts comes to an

>> terry: six flags discovery in vallejo is debuting a new ride and there is a lot of riding on it. they are betting that the five million ultimate flight ride will have profits soaring to new heights. >> it lasts less than one minute but superman ultimate flight uses every second of that time to leave an impression. >> it takes you up and back and up and around barrel rolls and inversion that is tallest inversion west of mississippi. >> it's easy to laugh when you are done riding but there are moments during the ride. >> whoa! >> when you can't do much laughing. 42 miles an hour, ten seconds

you have stopped and then going 62 miles an hour. how it reaches that speed that makes the ride unique. >> we use something similar with children, we push them forward against the train to get it move forward and backwards. >> a lot of power. >> it's someone who had a young are day rode thrill wides as a hobby i can say it's short but it's not short on thrills. [ laughter ] >> terry: most fun i've had less than a minute ever. [ laughter ] superman ultimate flight, everybody can ride it starting at noon. we have more information at abc7news.com under see it on tv. moment a ago we were looking behind us during the commercial break and on bay bridge, we found out they are shooting a movie out there. they are breaking traffic every

now and then. >> i couldn't find any accidents on the chp screen. >> she does traffic monday through friday and she goes wild she does weather, a double threat. >> today we will see sunny skies and see a little bit of blue at coit tower. >> we'll show you another beautiful shot from mount tam, not as windy right now but you see the low clouds that are still lingering over parts of the bay area. what is really cool. i want to show you live doppler 7-hd. it's doing the sweep around the bay area you can see where it's cloudy and where it's sunny right now. parts of north bay especially along the coast. cloudy and you see the clouds also on the peninsula into parts of east bay but sunny in san jose and also parts in santa cruz are sunny as well right now. that gives you an idea how things are starting to play out

this morning. but we will see more sunshine this afternoon. look for a high of 56 in san francisco. current is 61 in san jose. we've got a patchy coastal drizzle and it's going to stick around parts of the day. i thought it one gone by morning but some of the forecast models are staying around a little longer. cloudy along the coast. milder temperatures and a little bit cooler than normal in some of the inland locations. that makes it a bit more comfortable. we have an area of low pressure, this trough, air circulating counterclockwise and that is bringing some of the cooler weather with the cloud cover this morning. as i show you the forecast model you see how it pulled back to the coast but it doesn't quite clear the coast even in the afternoon. with this latest model, see this area of green, there could be possible drizzle even in the afternoon. this kind of effects the giants game and also the opening of the

marine county fair. temperatures will be comfortable in the 60s and 70s and near 80 near the bay. cloudy conditions especially along the coast, partly cloudy as you head around the peninsula. 75 in redwood city. flight arrival delays, 56 in downtown san francisco for the game. 74 in san rafael and 81 in calistoga. more sunshine with temperatures in the low 70s except for berkeley at 68. then we'll be climbing into the upper 70s to low 80s around livermore, 79, 80 in pittsburg, 80 in morgan hill. 67 in monterey. wide range of temperatures, 60s to 80s. fairly typical but we're not going to get as warm as we do in inland locations. once the clouds clear, more sunshine for everybody. tomorrow, very similar conditions as the trough moves through northern a california and oregon and then high

pressure builds so we'll see a slight warmup right around the 4th of july. >> terry: you fake full credited when it's good. >> that's right. >> terry: in sports, barry zito against cincinnati following the loss against the reds. larry beil has the highlights in this morning sports. >> giants streak of four straight shutouts came to an abrupt end last night. would you believe on the very first pitch from matt cain that was hammered over the left field wall. giants and reds, lucille, loving it and for zach kosar to break the streak. there goes his eighth of season, 1-0 reds. his trouble continued. suddenly 3-0 and counterpart, mike leach shut out the giants

for eight innings. brandon belted a grounder and with his bare hand! come on. pablo sandoval called for a holding and double play. and he gobbles it up. cain chased down five runs on 11 hits, giants lose 5-1. >> a.j. griffin making his second career start and he was tremendous. struck out the side in the first 15 pitches. griffin goes six scoreless. gave up two hits with four strikeouts. got a little support. and 1-0 a's. coco crisp, scores chris carter that was called up from sacramento. 2-0 but the bullpen implodes.

brian cook on the mound, craig gentry drove it in and could not run the ball down. so everyone scores. griffin no decision, deserves a victory and rangers go on to win it 4-3. >> this week's stop on the pga tour, goal is simply to avoid melting. round two in the hundreds. tiger teefd off early a long eagle putt. he is two under. man to catch. hundreder fired a 65 finishing strong with a birdie on 18. he is seven under and leads by two strokes. >> summer x games in los angeles clinton moore trying a 720, adding insult to injury they are trying to move his bike and moore is okay. winner an australian, jackson

strong. that is strong! his second consecutive motor cross win, are you kidding me. i think that is impossible. that is wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5:00 and 6:00 and 11:00. enjoy your weekend. i'm larry beil. >> coming up next, california sends help to colorado as crews battled the destructive wildfires there. this morning, president obama is asking for your help. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento. governor uses his veto plans to cut programs even deeper and people are not

>> terry: topping our news, updating a situation we reported earlier. coastguard continues to search around pier 32 for a man that disappeared after monday's giants game. he was last seen on pier 32 about 11:00 monday night. a friend who was with him fears that he may have fallen into the bay. coastguard crews to rush of a report of a body in the bay but that report turns out not to be true. the family went back to the pier to coordinate a private search for the 27-year-old corrections officer. they are beginning a volunteer search and coastguard officially suspended their search on tuesday but they are back out

there right nowfter responding to that earlier report. massive summer storms are blamed for two deaths and 2 million people without power. in virginia, half a million. 400,000 in washington, d.c. and 300,000 in ohio. power lines fell like dominoes crushing a passing truck. they everyone environment was a 90-year-old woman when a tree fell on to her home. a second person dpeid when a tree fell onto a car. new this morning, president obama is calling on all americans to help provide relief for colorado wildfire victims. after surveying the wildfire in colorado springs, the president declared the state a major disaster area. second death was confirmed where the first fatality was

discovered on tuesday. some 350 homes are in ruins. president obama met in person with fire victims promising federal aid but he did not stop there. weekly address from colorado springs asked every american that can afford it to pitch in. >> america, i hope you remember folks during times of need. this is unusual, we don't do weekly address like this but it's a good opportunity to focus attention on problem. we never know it may be our community. >> terry: president also praised firefighters, california sent two fire fighting planes and members of national guard. he ordered the special airplanes that can drop 3,000 gallons at a time. >> a lot of things are changing in california this weekend. starting tomorrow we start the fiscal year, we see the series of budget cuts impacting children, college students and

state workers. here is state capital correspondent nannette miranda. >> reporter: just in time for the 4th of july holiday, visitors can enjoy the stanford mansion, maybe drop by the governor's mansion. parted of the list of 70 state parks that were slated to close july 1st because of budget cuts. now only one, providence mountain in san bernardino remains doomed. despite a $31 million line item veto, most will stay open at least a few more weeks thanks to private donations. >> this is kind of a reprieve. it's incumbent to figure out good long term solutions. >> but no one is coming to the rescue of college students. cal grants will be 5 percent smaller, mostly for those that attend private schools but it also applies to students in

public colleges. >> they are picking on the weak. >> the new budget is triple whammy for one student. the spending pan cuts welfare from four years to years. now her child care is at risk and as soon as her grades were up she wanted to apply for a cal granted. >> our resources have been taken from us. it's very difficult. >> in all governor brown slashed another $200 million from the budge using line item veto authority. he is putting that money in reserve to boost it to $1 billion for emergencies. the money for cal fire may not be enough? >> if we have a bad fire season, if the cost of fighting those fires out strips the $92 million we have to go for more. >> the money could be better used to cuts to social programs

instead of letting it sit in a bank account. >> city colleges accreditation is in jeopardy for not adequately dealing with state funding cuts. the paper acquired an evaluation for the next week's expected release. there is can he fish en system for failure to assess declining funds. they say administrators have done expenditures in line with available cash. new fiscal year that starts tomorrow for bart and caltrain means higher fares kick in for riders. bart says this is the last in a series of inflation based increases over the past six years. caltrain fare hikes is to encourage riders to use the regional card system to pay. another fare hike next july can

be avoided completely if enough people purchase the clipper cards. >> for caltrain, a one-way ticket goes up 25 cents and state passes go up 50 cents. >> coming up next, bay area summer camp that is free but not full. we'll show you. and right now a live look out from mount tamalpais in marin county. there is the forecast for you. some overcast and some sunshine, who gets what and when, f ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, rich dark chocolate, toasted oats. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪

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freedom school is program for underserved kids. it started in 1964 to help black children to help black children during the civil rights movement. this year they are of having a hard time finding kids, lyanne melendez tells us why. >> welcome to freedom school, a place to nourish the body and the soul. here they learn to not be afraid to express themselves. >> some kids are shy. so when they see other kids do it, it allows them to come out. >> it builds up their confidence while engaging them academically. >> so success does not elude them in math and science. >> reverend renard allen in

western addition conducts program. students learn more about their culture and therefore themselves. his 7-year-old shani. >> her mother says shani joined the program her reading has improved. >> i notice she is more confident reader. >> parents are encouraged to participate with kids like that. >> they like to see mom involved. i'm very involved and hands on. >> despite what it has to offer, freedom school has seen fewer kids this year. reverend blames in part on the economy. >> people are moving foreclosures have affected us. >> many black families have moved to more affordable cities. the reverend is still trying to encourage other kids and their families to join the program

this summer and take advantage what it has to offer. >> i might know everything and my get a's. >> it's that kind of confidence that the reverend says will serve them in life. lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> terry: frances dinglasan is here to take a look at the forecast. changing a bit behind us and changing a lot in other places. >> the bay bridge and showing you some sunshine in some locations. we do have some nice weather ahead. it's all relative i suppose but i'll have the temperatures especially if you are heading to palo alto. we have couple big events going on. i'll tell you about even the mid-week warmup coming up. >> terry: and celebration of presidency. don sanchez shows us the exhibit

>> terry: this morning we have a report about a bay area man that purchased an electric car. his landlord wouldn't let him plug it in to charge it up. he came to michael finney for help and here is what happened. >> reporter: kyle, good afternoon. >> richard is doing business in rather odd place, inside his new car. >> he is set up with his computer and phone and even a

shirt and tie. he would rather be in real office but richard is stuck in his car -- waiting for this. >> today i set my car for two and a half hours and i was able to charge my car about 60%. >> he spends 12 hours a week skgt in his car dining business at free electric car plug-in station. it's not that he likes the scenary or salt air but this is one of the only ways he can charge up his new chevy volt. >> i love the view from here. but to is it in your car for four and a half hours is invented. it would be more convenient in the building which i live and pay rent. >> but he cannot. when we last saw richard he was upset. his landlord at this san francisco high-rise would not let him plug his car in. even though the chevy volt only needs an ordinary outlet and he

offered to pay for the extra electricity the answer came in an e-mail. trinity management services does not approve such requests, period. >> as it stands right now it's just frustrating. >> he contacted seven on your side and we tried many times to speak with the building owner. and his company trinity properties. no one has returned our calls. however, in this letter to richard's attorney a lawyer for trinity properties said my client cannot endorse the do it yourself approach that some tenants may wish. there are serious issue that must be considered, possible overloading electrical circuits, fire and electrical shock hazard. >> it's fairly easy to determine whether it's safe to do. >> that is bob of the city's department of environment. part of his job is to help

building owners plug-in cars. half the city is renters. >> to be successful we need to work about those types of buildings. >> richard offered to hire an electrician to upgrade the circuits. this was response. a cover welded over the socket. >> so she back to crissy field, happy for the nice view but wondering how long can he keep this up. >> i'm going to stick at it. i want to embrace this technology. >> i don't and the to make the sacrifice. i'm going to have find a new job. >> trinity management's attorney said the building owners are planning installing charging facilities and retrofitting old buildings is not so easy. they are charging them for apartments and condominiums and i will be following up. i'm michael finney.

>> terry: abc news has a great new way for you to wake up. new alarm clock app. wake up to news and local traffic with familiar voices. morning news anchor kristen sze shows us how it works. >> for more and more people the alarm clock is being replaced with your iphone. now, abc7 news can get you out of bed and on your way. >> good morning sunshine. you know what they say about an early bird. >> with this alarm clock app local news and weather is all there in one place. you can customize it with a special wake-up call from a specialty team. >> wake up to the abc news theme or choose from one of our classic ring teops.

unlike other alarm appts it let's you to wake up music from your own library. once you have a your app i can where your local news that happened overnight and get hour by hour forecast to plan your day and seven-day forecast to plan your week. we have your commute covered. thanks to the new abc7 new alarm clock app. all the weather and news is there in when you wake up. the old-fashioned rooster wake-up technique. you can get your app free from apple's app store. >> download, lots of sun, to listen to the weather people delivery. >> it's kind of fun what they were going to tell us. which one would you choose. i would like to hear one from

you terry. wake up. >> we do have cloudy conditions. we have varying conditions around the bay area right now. behind us, in santa cruz it's gray but some areas already sunny and it will warm up nicely. another live shot. you see the low clouds that came in from the coast overnight stretched well inland starting to push back, but there is some patchy coastal drizzle, as well. with live doppler 7 hd you can actually pinpoint where the cloud cover is. you see the gray clouds over the coast. but vallejo, sunny and also in concord, inland valleys some parts are already clear. san jose already seeing partly sunny conditions as we will. so right now, temperatures are already up to 70 degrees in antioch. 62 in concord. 57 in san francisco. and 64 in san jose.

patchy coastal drizzle. i thought it would be gone through the morning but we might still see some in the afternoon as we see the sea breeze pick up. then it will be cloudy throughout the day along the coast. sunny inland. mild temperatures slightly cooler than normal. that makes it a little bit more comfortable. we have an area of low pressure, this trough with a counterclockwise flow help to team deepen the marine layer and that is bringing the gray skies this morning. it pulls back as you see with the forecast animation. it pulls back but doesn't quite clear the coast. it kind of stays around there, all day, even a chance that little bit of green there of some patchy drizzle. 60s along the coast. 70s around the bay. 80s inland. for today in the south bay look for a high of 76 in santa clara. 80 in los gatos. in palo alto by lunchtime it will be near 786 degrees for the east palo alto parade and festival. then this evening, over 50,000

folks expected at the stanford stadium for the earthquakes game. it will drop down to 72. it will still cool down in the 60s by the time the game ends. 56 in san francisco. cloudy still here through bodega by bai. 81 in calistoga. low sunshine and low 70s in the east bay with the exception of berkeley at 68. that is where the clouds get to push in light through the golden gate add into the bay. interior years, mild temperatures not quite getting up to the low 80s that we normally see in concord and livermore. just upper 70s but 83 in brentwood. 80 in morgan hill. partly cloudy in santa cruz. 67 in monterey. here is accu-weather seven-day forecast. we've got the morning clouds, more sunshine later on. tomorrow we see a very similar pattern and then high pressure builds throughout the week so

temperatures bump up in time for the 4th of july holiday. temperatures are holding fairly steady through friday. >> terry: nice warmup, perfect timing. great stuff. an exhibit celebrating women creating life is being shown at festival pavilion at fort mason. it's called evolve, a woman's journey. >> these are body cast tings that have been turned into sculptures. sketches and drawings. >> they have a story how they create life. the joy the fear the burden the anticipation. so you start to get involved with them. >> these are women sharing a precious moment in life. one body cast is covered in jewels. it's about the richness and experience. here is one that creates an illusion of an outer body experience. she is actually floating and that is what you are supposed to

feel. >> this is a bold move. he a successful career in banking but there was a creative passion in him. now this exhibition is showing here on a massive scale, 22,000 square feet. exhibit rooms are separated by curtains. >> the concept you don't want to separated women from women. they are altogether in this process. >> the setting let's you share in each story. >> the woman, she started crying because she realized that is where the baby was. >> this is woman who was anorexic. >> i created the movements within us. there was turmoil inside her. i have to tell myself every day i am beautiful even though i don't believe it. >> patrick captures the experience and the women talk about their emotions. >> moving forward to this stage

of mie life. >> it's here until sunday and he hopes to take it to other cities. >> terry: coming up next, extreme fire danger, what lake tahoe resorts are doing to lim good morning! wow.

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>> terry: here are the winning numbers from last night's mega millions drawing. the mega number is 34.

what is beautiful about those numbers nobody got them all. so the jackpot coming up tuesday about $86 million. we're talking about serious money. kind of money if you win, you could probably buy a house anywhere in the world. anywhere in the world it would be lake tahoe. take a live picture from heavenly valley resort. it's going to be sunny and 75 degrees up there today. is it going to be breezy? >> not too bad. it will be in higher elevations. >> and some resorts are banning smoking to prevent forest fires. they announced a ban citing fire conditions. it's also smoking and fireworks, any open flames, they are putting the kabash on it. that is a technical term.

>> clouds are going to stick around the coast. we are off to to sunny conditions, sea breeze and this evening. fireworks, good thing they are in the south bay, it will be clear at great america parkway. great america parkway. and clouds will be back from the bay. bay. >> terry:

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